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For Szindford Peacocice, Gent to be a Barrack-master-si A?a;ta,,v ice dowers, deceased - Read Sandtbrd Ptacocke; Cent. to be an Assistant-Batrack-mitster it Malta, vilm Flowers, deceased. maewm,r,4 Commissions 'Signed by the Lord Lievenant of :he County" of 'Lincoln. • • Stamford Regiment, of LinColnshire tacal To he Captain--Richard Newcomb, Esq. • To be EnsigA Swift, Cant. South Holland Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Lientenant— , Samuel Eyw.41.6, Gent. To be Corm —George Allen, Gent. I.o . veden Regi%:erkt of Lin - collishire Lori, l'vflliaa. To bel.ieutenant . Wilkins, Gent. Geo. Samuel .Kititc"„ Gent. William Singleton, Gent. To Ile finhi i ;t:--(ieorge . Fisher Foriter, Gent. , - : .4. ~ Cornthiisions srgned by the Lord Li eu te nan t Of 1121)6. Rem Forest Rangers. I'o h Lieutenant—Cornet !Win ~Vtoyle, vice Thresher, re. sigi ed. To be Cornet-- G..oige Phirnitier, Gent. vice ao . , ie, pro:, ir,94.-o. July 16, into. T HE COMMISSIO NlEaSjor VICTUALLING his ,11..rje.ay's vy ;fa berel : y glue !Voice, That cr; id4y, the 3d of Auguct next, they trill be ready so receive 'lender .1 in u•riting( sealed op f, and treat for. Four Hundred Ta , r, of. GE NUINE OATILfEAL. to he detioered, one half thereof in Ore au 1 the caber hail in o,e Month afterwards, into his 3.1.1fe5,5'51/1473,111ing Stires at Peptpa-d, P6rtsl)l‘.uthland Pamarts., - in the proportions undcr-Inensioned; • Couviiission in the Royal l'etithrOke Battalion of iutileera blgned by the L.orz.l Laeutenatit. To be lu,t I.kutetiant-I.leiry jelliey, Gent. vice 11thittury. C'rown-gipce, Zi4ENIRERI RETURNED TO SERVE kN THI PR'2S.R.NT 'PARLIAMENT. Comity of Anglesey.—The Hon. 13etkeley Paget. Siiire of ' a !)Linibacton.--Tiic Right Hon. A ri.thihahl Cotrlit. Lont ,itlfocate of Sco . tiao4l,. in tlse roan tit i - leir 4 l , Glass-turd, Esq. who bath accepted die .ottice Stuwas‘t at toe tNianor at Last Hencii&l. 4 00 dnd to .6e . rdid for iLy '11;14, fajablewkb Inierest, Bn VKR UP IS. The Cvta'ilic4: of the,Contrael may 6e seen at the Seeretau , ',l 01,1.4 . , Clement Chatio Watson ; late of Felicittitcli;ttreer, London, Mite and orantlytnerchant,. to surrender I Lay 27, at twelve, 2zl, and rt uguSt 28, .at eleven, at GUildilati. At. torney, Ir. 1)4 - tux, blihter-squate. Nathaniel butcher, of St. 'Alarm-le.:Grand, Westwirdter. vtanaller, .July - 24.'31, and August 2S, at elev,n, at Attorney, Mt'. A. ff. Chitstie, Holborti. '.courti • G ray's- 1 Ln No regard will he had to any Tender in which the lir:tee shall not he inierre,l in 7vordr at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Beard before One o'clock an the said Friday, the 3.l of yllegust next, nf,-, unless the l'ers.nziabo makes the Tender, or ssnte Per.. son on bit heh...dhattends. to answer nt , h , n called for, joint Wilcoas, .EdWard Wilcocka, and • , lexander Fraiet, •of Ex.,tter; backers, jub. 21, 26, and Atigiist 28, •at twelve, at Guildhall, London.. A tun - Ines, ' Dams and Brooks, New square, Rced, late of Druiy -tan , it•itcylesex, but now of Southend, Essex, apottie.aty, I uly 2J, August 3, and 28, et eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, %Vat virick-cdtirt, Holbot n. Sophia Miligay, Thomas Mingay, ati 1 f iiiip Nott, .of Smithfield, London, bankers,- July 28, August 4, and zg at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Barrows alai Vinemt, dasingliall- street. Edward Jukes, John Langley', and George Morse [tikes, of Gosport, bankeri, buiy 27, August 21, and 28, at ten, at the India Arms, Gosport. Attornies, Mr. 0. W. Wat. dell, Gosport ; or Mr. ThoniaS Brigge, Essex-street, Strand, London. -Richard lir,rwit the younger; of Pleasant-place, Battle. bridge, Middleex, painter arid glazier,. fitly 27, 28, and August 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Hamilton, Tavistock-row, CoVent- Garden. John Bull, late of King's Langley, Herttordshire, carpenter, July 21, 28, and August 28, at one, at Guituitail, Lon. don. Attorney, Mr. Xottert Falcon, Elm -court, Temple, London. gl.lizinin Stroud, of Poole, linen-draper, July 30, 3t; and AuguSt 23, at - twelve, at the White Lion inn, Bristol. Atiormes, Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bristol ; or Messrs. letikios, larnes„and A`abott, New-Inn, London. Joseph Baitlett, of Colyton, Devonshire, bap,-maket, August and 28, at eleven, at the Three Cups Inn, Lyme Regis, Dursetshire. Attornies, Mr. Daily, Bridport ; or Messrs. Jenkins, fames, and Abbott, New-Inn, Lon , chn. • Thuil Deal, late of S s haftsbury, Dorsetshire; brewer, - July 24, 28, and August 2S, at eleven, at Guildhall,. Lou. don- Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, SoUthampion- C hancery - lane. • Mau.-.:e Lewin Mozeley, late of Liverpool; Merchant,Aug. ~ 8, and 28, at eleven ; at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. AttorMes, Messrs.. Hrgson and Atkinson, Manchester ;• or Mr: Ellis, Chancery, lane, London. • .Jot r Harries, dr Portsea, dealer. July 24, 31, and August atone, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Rivers, William Eaulding, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, July 20. at, and August 2.8, at eleven, at the New une Inn, King ston-upon-Hull. Att .ries, Mr. G. Edmunds, Exche quer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Mr. Galen Haire, Hull. - Lawrence Sharpies and William Sharpies, late of Walton-le- Dale, Last shire, cotton-manufacturers, August 8,9, and 28, at eleven, at the Castle lint; Preston. Attorniei, Messrs. Blakelock and Makinson, Elm-court, Temple, London; or Messrs. Blanchard and I.Jickerstalf; Preston. , MOBLEMEN, Ger:tlemtto, tic. are respeaftlly torined they may be supplied with Money' to any Amonnt, un Terms equal to Nlotigage, secured upon Free 11.)id, Copy hold, Leasehold Land or Hauses, Alone ) , in the b . unds, Nturiage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergy met's Livings, or any other Property. Persims of reSi.ecta bility• may he supplied on thzir Personal Security unly. Qentieinen will iito every liberal acceornmod-itiou, without delay- A • Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, Soutn-strzet, Berke -4.y-square. From the LOADON GAZETTE, fuly 17, 1810. 3 d Regiment of Dragooon Guards, 'Cornet Tho Mas Ker, to be'Lleul6iatit, by purchase, vice White, promoted. 4th Ditto', Cornet john•Cleillison to be ditto, .6y 'purchase, vice Comber, who retires: 4th Regiment of Dragoons, john Waldron, Cent. to be Cor net, by purchase; vice Macilarnara, promoted in the 7th Light Dragoons: lethltegiment of Light 'Dragoons, Thomas Kontgoinerje; Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, Vice liinueati, pro. ti l iT t Sit l. to, Edward Phel ip s, --- to be. Cornet, by pur. chase, vice - 13inneY, pioinoted. 2 3 11 Ditto, Lieutenant F reklerick Coulbourne robe Captain of a Troup, by purchase, v ce Fratiklantl, who retires. 7th Regiment of Foot, Ensign john •Fisli Hoiden ; from the 62. d Foot, to be Lieutenant, b), purchase. • tath Ditto, Ensign john N. Read. from The 6gth Foot, to be • .Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gordon, who. retires. 22C1 Ditto, George Paton. Gent. to be Ensign. without pur : chase, vice Charles Paton,- whose- appotntment 11.. s not • taken pace. 38th- Ditto, Ensign John Cartwright to he Lieutenant. vice Nicolls, deceased. Thomas Oliver, Gera. to be Ensign, vice Cartwright. ' • 42d Regiment of Foot, William Campbell, Cent. to be E. • sign, without purchase, vice Macdonn e il, pr o thO te d in the za West India Regiment. 43d Ditto, Ensign Edward Freer to be Lieutenant, vice Edge, deceased. Volunteer William Havelock ro be Ensign, viLe reer. ----- ... o, r . ~. i . .. ~ . . y, of z . . O• '''• ir Tofu' .k*ase..saset , ..----: • . a.. • T ." Li . ......., :- . T t WC 5 t , \ 0 : -........ :.. .,,,,'. :',...,::.. f: .., . 4; 1 ---.-, 1 ~, -P - Irl y -17 4 L ~ 4 - .. „...- 1 t.:71 ..,,,.... , are A i .2aw.alif , 04,. , . ~ -.. .. ... .. ~ • '.. : . ' Ala vd ... . , .'SV.!• , :r . 4 ‘ , ' , '' ; \';'!';',, . -:s • -;'l 4 0 1 . t . ! '.... : . : 0/3i v\ . : : • -• . . , s , eaclee . • , ______ . ____ .._ ; per, ° _ _ ' N - CUBE% 5569.1 IFEDATESDAY JULY 18, 1810. : : of th e ' ' _ --e-- • • - .„..e. - —. ...se • --:-_-- .........,,.„. . _ , .. ' • d Baeatt ; . ~-._. ~ ..,4,........::::;:.., -' a Ann , ' • • • lye , / 16', 1810. . This Day was published, price 4s. 6d. bound, --- P ICTUA LL I NG-0 FF7CE, fay re, ISte. s itecvnei, er , Bart. of s r UnLIC OFFICE, GREAT MARLBOROUGH- I A New Edition,.being the Eleventh, considerably enlarged, 1 • . 1 - . . STRE ET. . ' 1 corrected, and much improved, of • , HE . COMM/SS/ON-ERSJor PICTUAL LIA G E?q. t ° , • • TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. ; A GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, Ebq • 0: HIS ilieljES TPs Ni 11/ Y • do hereby* give Notice, 'WHEREAS MARTIN SIZE, alias SCOTT . with Practical Exercises. • - * By N. WANOSTROCHT, LL. D, That on Friday, the 27th inst. at to o'clock "in the forenoon,. wit/ ...._.----" , SIZE stands charged upon: oath with Felony, also : Printed for I . Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, Charles be exivaed to Public Sale,rt the Peet/tailing Vice at Portsiknith, in I ., l ' i t" a Flagitious Misdemeanor, and has iikewise,abeconcied • sevei - al Lits,a quantityo f OLD STAVES HEADI aGIRON Law, Thomas Boosey, Longman, Hurs Rees, Orme, and : , • rot - li his Bail. Whoever will aonrehend - him or give such ir, Ell' r i e l s,„ l4 "r e tna_ fern as may lead to Ins-hisCovery, - shall receive the . Brown; John Richardson • and Jos. Johnson and Co. Where may be had, by the *arise Author, ' . i HOOPS, &c. lying ir[ kis Majesty's Coaptrage at Ifievil, near 1 ti " ie v .. Reward, tate•immediately paid upon application .to t. A Grammar of the Latin Language, with Pradical Go . sport; and a 4nanti,'y of dey . ective Provisions consisting of s F- , R°P . reward, Public °dice in Great Marlborough-street. - . Exercises. Second Edition, price zs. 6d. B R LAD, BR EA D DUST, k;Loutt l• UT EA ft LF. Y, See:. I)eatg t4 , I "'lie said Martin Size is a strong well built man. tetween 2- A Classical Vocabulary in Frenchand English. Sixth • ' ,4° and 50 years of age ;- about 5 feet 9 inches high, light : 1. On trice S. . Ed'ti : • e 2. 6d - ee rshire i t . , eyes ; lace broad. •and whiskered on his ceeks', nealy to the : I . ying in the Stares qf that Office, where any 'Perron inclinabl: / yeers I chin ' and an open countenance... He is a . native of Ireland : 3. Recueil Choisi de Traites Historiques et de Coates 'aloe : Purchase may haze the liberty - . , ,,0 vieuir.g the ,wine in the «moron :.t. oy 1 ": raux, avec la Si nific tion des Mots en An lois au bas de ' an d has been many years Butler in kamilies of Distindion. , '. ~_ e g a- g A s•w a) 1 " claque eag . Sixth Edition, price 3s. 6d. : i ?tvorkisee hours clay day before the S'ale. publicnYinformation is desired to be given atinnedietely to the ' 4. Petite Encyclopedic des leunes Gens,,ou Definition des, i gi/so a quantity c t l broken WOOD HOOPS, Ct`al?S, Sec. A rilri t i Office aforesaid. Arts et des Sciences. "I'llird Edition, price ss. bound. --------____ . 5. Livre des Entans, ota Syllabaire Francois. Third: Edi- as Tire Wood- ' • et Wier. , T he -only STATE LOTTERY to be Drawn this Year, tibn, price fs. 6d. bound. ' The Particulars of the Prc.visions will be expressed in the Ca - agth OCTOBER, iSio. . lalvues, which ?nay be had by atpljinT to 21tr. Wallas,: Reeks, inch:eY , l'ive Prizes of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, and THE TRUE ORIGINAL lES urrs DROPS Agent for the Vicistalliog_at P.fismotelb. . , only 4,000 Numbers.. ,as gu n o i . Ate now prepared by SHAW and EI3WA R DS, 66 (on the .4 depss'it of 15/. Per Cent, is is ..!.eq:ade og the untosott of each e .„ L _ 1-IORNSBY and Co. have on Sale, in great va- Foot-way), St. Paul's, Successors to Joseph Wessels. Lot, at the 11 . Mt of .S•ale, aadthe remairger at . the Aln kt y p a id . riety e Tickets at 221. ass Half rd. res. Quarters , , T" JESUITS DROPS have long been known -----*" '' '9 9 . Eighths 21. i9s. 6d. Sixteenths 11. Jos. 6d. . b efo r e the Stores ate I - env/tied, I,- ••tobich thirty days acilt be al. N O th e , • 4,469, the laat-drawn Twenty Thousand Pounds, in . and esteemed a sate,echeap, effednal, and often an 4 inmediate Cure for Stranguary, Gleets, Weakness of the lowed for the Coolie , age A-ii4.les, ••11 ,wan days for the Provi-' last St. te Lottery, was sold in Shares by Hornsby and ' : Jfierlbe Sale. Kidneys, or Bladder ; and when taken un the first attack of . ., io ,, i; , i iso • in On e t Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths.• Venereal Infection. they will infallibly accomplish - the de- . . i.' the toll Owing Capital Prizes in tour sucessive Lotte-ts: sired effect : should the Complaint be far advanced, it will . . p r. ; be necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the lesuits • a /C• 1 teenntlitada.bas ea. en l ' lo - 4.469 - - £20,000 I No. 133 .. .. k 10,000 . la mops. - gully 16, tit to. ' •,,:. • . 2,6 .8 - .. 20. 000 2,279 - - 10,000 • . . . Ate many depre • dat•ons made on tne Property of the Pro- THE C 0111 MIS S TO NE a S jor VI Cl' UAL Li NG 13, 544 - - acnooo . 8,83 1 - - 5,003 Zf, 1 0,294 . - 20,000 8i716 .. •• S,coo prietorS, compels them to give this Cattnon, that no one ..... :Pottle will be sent out of their Hous e without " Shaw and his Majesty's Nany,le bete4 xive Notice, That on Ft iday, .----' 1 9 ,544 - - 20,000 19,570 -..- 54 ' : E 1 art - (Successors to Mr. %Vessels) 66 St. Paul's Clfur - 11 : • . Wks oeie of 4,0001. three of . 2,000 1 . six of r,osol. and ten ' w- ' ' • . - " '.. ' ' the 3d of Aug:, ft next,theY V•ill be ready to receive 1 et:det3 ia yard," engraved on the Stamp. - of 5001. 26 , CORNHILL, and sT. MARGARET's HILL, All others which are sold without the above N ames are Wriiitigfraied o pi, and tacit for. Four Hundred To , t., of. GE- Ee , e , impositions cei the Public. NUINE OATMEAL. else to be deliiiiered, oae half thereof in •• - 1,-_ - .r Ask for Wessels', results Drops. a se __ BO ROUG H. , _ . 01:e Month,. art( 1 the titer hall in Oae illoath afierwatis, into LONDON, BATH, and BRISTOL FLY and SLOW . . To THOMAS TAYLOR, 4sq. his .31.,jt0.'s 1/147.111ing Stire;• at Deprj:rd , Portsinouth, and , WAGGONS. ' ; art Parnouth, - in the perortio.ns undcr4nentioned, viz. Silt, N 0.9, New Bridge-ssreet, Blackiriats, friars. sed I) ICHARD CRUTTW.E-LL, having purchased - • . -Toni. ed 4-- is. the WAGGON BUSINESS lately carried on by Mi. : T CONSIDER it but on a& of Justice due to the , %. , e • 0 . LYE and SON, from BR IsToL, tnraugh BAT 11 ! 1.. merits ot your LEAK le 's PATENT PI I. LS, to coin.. Peptibrd - . 256 a o▪ d '''," 4 CHIP PE' HAM to LON Do N, ; l egs leave respe e tfully municate to you the following Cure which has recently been • , rortsnimith - - 3QO oil ,', O inform his Friends and the Public, that he has made every performed by their; : An Acquaititree of mine, by the . Plymouth . a stl ac 4 laic arrangement for conducting the Concern with re- : breaking out of au old Venereal Comphint (attended by a ---- 03 ti 'arity and dispatchtrusts : , by uni.emitting atten- ' complication of disorders al isingetioretrom h was reduced al. • . - : ‘ 400 which could , i <la continuance of tile patronage which has tor so many years : advice ba obtained, am trier a variety of I alent • sn d Medicines, nothing could be procured. which seemed to suit after date.' b een confined on his predecessors. s-d Gel - Co ns t an t a tt e ndance is given at, his Warehouses in i his case, or to do him any service: lie remained iii a most re- , The COMP/GIS of the Contrail ntly be seen at the Secretav'S S c. 3 road-stre e t, Bath ; at tne White Swan, Holborn-bridge, . 1 . duced and pitiable situation tor two sears, unable to retie* s e 6" Jordo n : and in. Peter-street, Bristol. . ' his profession, and scarcely able to walk or eve', to . steifil on i Olia h. • OCI , *,,* 1 1l c un sequf• li ce os a late Legal Decision, R. Crut- * his Pegs; in fad, no olle - who knew hint ever 5 11 1)1u/sett it pos- ' N o r e gard will be had to any T en d e r i n 70 bi e b t h e Prie e shalt s at!. : well is enovi e eed that the Public are not properly protect- I sible for him to recover. He was advised at last to tey veotir : s'r , d " ; he, therefore beg; tacit attention to the Conditions Leake's Pills ;he did so, adhering strictly to the three:inn not he inserted In wordr at length, o r th a t s h a ll not b e d e li vere d to s : Na d V' , PreSSed ii, his I,llilS, to be seen and had et• all his given vnith them. He had not taken more than two' tyAes the /fear.! &fore One o'clock on the said Friday, the 34' ci Aigust s o il ' , lrtilol.,SeS, which he trusts will confer security, and give before he found an . aiteratiot tor the better : this encouraged ' next ?ter unless the l'eiwn Who makes the Temier, or S 5111( Perm i. - ir,Cl,-liti satdachoir to leis employers. him to pniceed, and by taking a few boxes wore hediaund ' • ' . . Bath, le ge tBio. his `appetite and streneth gradually return, and is now as • sea on hi , t'i.'alhattentis, to answer wh.n called for.. ~ -:.-"'". healthy and stout as airy Man I know. - You are•welco tne , • _ * Sir, to Teter any person to hie tor a confirmation of the-above !. - MON EY. c;RE EN PARK CHAivIBERS, 32., PICCA•DILLY. account if it should be doubted. NOBLEMEN, Ger:tlemen, ftc. .are respeafnllii ! lice. (1 , a A . SET of these CHAMBERS to be DISPOSED •I am Sir, your obedient : hh r m ii h t l: s s . er p va u n i t t , DA, y • . ,- . i: tootled they may be supplied with Molloy' to any -•-• l 9' . a 0a ; they consist of ti&e.Roorns on the Floor, with Library, Folkstene Antonin, on Terms equal to Motteage. secured upon Free .-- 9'' a a' Water.closet well supplied by a Forcine Pninp, and corn- .Prepared and Scld by the Sole Proprietor, - • , • held ; Copy hold, Leasehold Land or Honses, Money in tht .... 9' a Tnos. TAYLOR, Metil-..h , l'Orille Royal College of Sttre•eons, Island a fine view of the Green Park, and the Hills of Kent Funs Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergy. London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street • : •, ' - . --- . , . 4 . auto Sarre -To Let UN EU RN ISHED (Female Attendance . , t men s Livings, or any other Property. Persians of reeeecta- Where, after a constant residence of more than Forte Years e- - i nt:hided), for 12.01. per annum, and the Furniture and Fix- Bility• may he supplied on their Personal Security only. lures to be taken at 180 Guineas ;or F URN ISH ED, by the in a practice particularly directed to the Cure of V etiereal Gentienien will rind every liberal acccommodatiols, without' ea 0•• ' , .iteer ouly, at rfeo Guineas per annum, the same Attendance I Complemits. and those incidental to tde Parts of Geller - a-. delay-. Certain own Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy sv inch h ien . Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post paid itieluded.-Iting the Beiaat 3z, k'iccadilly. - .--•-7 of his erolessiOn should always observe, h e flatt a r s hrui ... : addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, Soutn-street, Berke. • • bell, the advice and assistanceehe gratuitously administers - ley-smite. • • CORNWALL-CHURCH PREFEAMENT. to persons tekieg tide Medicine, will beerateetned by a ( Ils e • • • Jae e si cernine Public, es au advantage seldom tolre obtaireed, and 1' w ".... 1 -'''''''" • ' •.. • : - • • .TO BE SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, ts , ecan . . vo,d dr anibiAcity: • zo - ' O ,l 1 " HE NEXT PRESENTATION to the AEC-- • Also sold, by his Appointment,efor'the convenience of From the LO,ND ONG AZ ETTE, .July 17, l 810 ..-a to o a ,TO RY of the Parish of SAINT EWE, pleasantly th se Irvine at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St., Al. , , —...-........._ ..i 4 "" - situated near the South Coast, of the computed A ll ied V a _ ban's.street, Pall Matl ; thee Toysho p -, No. 103 - , Oxford, ;• War-Ogre, .74 • 17, is r 0 . s ue of Dive Hundred Pounds, exttusive of the Glebe Lands, street ; Mr. Disboro •glr's No. 7, - Fisri.street-will ; ' Mr. 3 d Regiment of Dragooon Guards, Cornet - tho Mas Ker t ,whleh• consist of about 76 Acres,' a eonunoctious Dwelling_ Baxter's, South .Bridge, Edinburgh ; .Mr. Al 'Donald's, Donald's, Glas ee be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice White, rromcired. ' ( a). t i itause writ) Gardens and Orchards, &c. gow ; Mr. Bull,, Dame-street, Dublin e. Mr. Billinge's, Li_ be Ditto; Cornet lobo iris td be dit E to, '6); 'purchase • ti The present liteurnhenz is about 55 Years a age, and his vervol , Mr. Atkiestin's, 11-lancliester ; and by one Peraisis . St . 5' h. 4th vice Comber, who retires: : . tel• `)_,. health precarious. : • :in every considerable Town hi:Great Britain an - } Ireland, in 'th Reedment of Dra oons john Waldron Gent tube • C ..----' , Fee turf her information, apply_ to Messrs. Rashleigh and Boxes of only as. 9d, each, scaled up with full and plain di- • 4 net, by Purchase- vi ikactiarnara, 'pro l inoted . in the e ,° t r i rettions, whereby persons of either sex linty.. cure themselves vcaes e , at. Austell. : , with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. Light Dragoons:' ' 1 ---- do• teth'Regiment of Light 'Dragoons. Thomas M o n t gomer i e • N. B. Every BOK sole! -in Great Britain is sealed up with • • di• • • , MONEY• a stamp; on velnch; by favour of tne Col7lllllSsioners, is , (,ent• to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Finuearie, pro. : , looted, -- . . - . ... to• v kprOttett at the Staninnotlice " r. 1:aylor, No '. •• • ' ' 9 ' Ne 'Y nth Ditto, Edward Phelips, Gent. V? be Cornet, by par. `o ar . lk /IESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to. inform brid , e -street " to mutate which is Felony andail others are r.e... those that may he desirous of borrowing Teiiir ,- b • • ' '• ' , • , chase, vice•l3inney, promoted. .. counterferts. s ci, • r atY or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that .they can at all • sad Ditto,: Lieutenant Freaerick Coulbourne to.be Capteii : OA • times, anti without delay, advance any Suni from One Hun- , : of a Trobp, by purchase, vce Frank land, who retires. J. eti , „a. d'' . • dred to Tvventy . fhousatel. Pounds,- and upwards, on nersooal A CHALLEN GE. , 1 7th Regiment of Fout, Ensign john Fish Hoiden, from th , gi any other Security, arising from Marriage Settleineets, Mo. . , . 1 62. d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase. nt - . l 'q• in the Funds, Clergyineris' Livings, ur Freehold, Copy- ./k/r ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. .Surgeons, late in • tith Ditto,' Ensign John N. Read. from-tile 6 9 th Foot, to b d , "Id, and Leasehold Estates ,*on the most fair and equitable .1.V./. his NT. jesty's service, challenge the whole world to * .Lieutenant, by purch.lse, vice Gordon, who retires. ailis :sl , 22d Ditto, George Paton, Gent. to be Ensign, without par 'terms, and will also cootiod every Negotiation at much less wove a single instance where their medicine and method of ,- -/ - I, e, i.Xperice than what is usually incurred in money tratisadions, cure have tailed of the desired effect The practice Of many : chase, vice Charles Patoin whose-se- appointm en t l ies no !I - I. A- Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and. Co. - daily re- I years in this particular :,ranch of their protessaon, has not : taken p'ace. . or .1 3 ' 'reive at their house, No. 19, lennyn-street, St. lames's, i given rise to one unsure , esaful : n e e . eStis Ditto, Ensign John Cartwright to he Lieuten ant . v i e e l, 4 nd Letteta, post-paid, immediately answered. They continue to (tired their studies -to the treatment and i Nicol's, deceased. Thomas Oliver, Gent. to be Ensign to 1 . 4 0 1 , 0 ).1, •._ N. f;, Tel, yeare purchase will be given for well secured cure ofvenereal complaints, anti that derangement of the sysa ` -vice Cartwright. ' • • igra; Alinuities. t em , w hi c h i s t h e consequence o f the pernicious arid wasteful : 4 2 d Regiment of Foot, William M Campbell. Cent. to be Eri to a,b to n effect's Of a habit tong most unhappily pursued by the i - sign, without purchase, vice Alacdonnell, promoted in th ...---- - It, 0 1, youth of both sexes. *ln the one it will he-f o u n d t ot e t h e i _ 2ct West India Regiment. .. '' to) ' BY THE KING'S E , AT ENT. DR, NoltltlS's FEVER DROPS. unfailing source ot barrenness.; the other have its ravagesla- 4.3 d Ditto , Ensign Edward Freer to be Lieutenant, v i ce Ed ge tally cleveloped to themr by a distressing state of d e bili t y. deceased. Volunteer William Havelock ro be Ensign, vi,. T HE ex.per;ence of more than half a century has . whi c h -_ it not timely remedied, ten - nitrates in iMpotetice. freer. . sa fully estabiisneu the reputation of this invaluable . these ' are its remote and ultimate eiteets, while co ns u m p- soth Ditto, Lieutenant•lvoi King to be Captain of a Corn bled te i ne , that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its ell.. : tion, loss of MUSCUIar power, and various iiervous comp North to be Lieutenant, without pUrchase. V laints pany, by purenese, vice Read,who retires. Ensign iCe Kin Cear.e - g, • Y ii . every species of Fever,: particularly the Scarlet and , uSually charatterise the cattier stages of this 'solitary vice..-- aphus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have •Of persons languishing un 'et tine disorders incident to such a Wean U. Harries to be Ensign, without purchase, vic never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di- habit, their treettnent is simple, and has never proved unsue. l North. seat Ditto, Richard Stephen Hallett, Gent. to be Ensign, b Teetion ; in the' Measles, Sin::11 Pox, Teething, and inest : cessfut in the course of a long, laborious, ancl hitieti extended biserders incident to ‘.. Mid nee they are an infallible rethedy ; 0 ti - I tea eselys-and discomtorts of advanced life•arte under their 56th Ditto, Ensign William Woillds to be Lieutenant, with 'predice. lit the most obstinate and cempiicated cases of ve. purchase, vice liolford, promoted. nereal infeetion, such as obstructions in the urethra springy es., 1 ; i mmediate influence, t i ley ,iinniediately . stop, the . progress of excrescences, -hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptiuns,-eeini- out purchase, vice Duperier, who resigns. Ensign 'lee L' ae. or ' l a' " 4 'resit Cold: s and are particularly adapted as a genial Restore- i nal weakness, gleets, as also rence M`Dermint, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to b tu t ,. i • sTßie..ruitt.:s, • - ' Ensign, vice Durham, who exchanges. The Family Bottle, ass. sold at the 1 )0610i's House, Na. avh e ther recent or or toi l e, duration, and whi c h, have h a te • 6ellt.Ditto, Lieutenant William Alexander, from the sit iL.... 2 9. Lower :hook strut, 6 rosvenor-square, where orders for ' flied the skill of other Praditioilers, are by. their prearit:iiit. Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchast b . l' S ' 1 exportation are duly executed Sinaller Betties, Ifs. said 29. . proved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, vice Brevet- ,Major Fraser, who retir e s. P eter B roerz, G era • - 1 '9.1. wi s les a le and retail, at liaimii'S, - Ico, Oathrd-etrect, and , wi t hout the Pa t i ent anhering the excrueiding lea it and , to be Elisign, :without purchase, vice Percy, appoint e d t o 6 * 54 ; .: * Oa most respeetable Vend:flea in Town and Count r,.. / ! alarming henturnhage which trequeotly follow s the applica- ' the aith Light Dragoons e 6 " Also Dr. N 0 R It 1 S'S celebrated A af "I' I -lit L I t.) U SPI L LS, y ou of the tuner caustic. 1n the course of twenry ;ens 6.Nt , it t o , eieute i ont loin' Harris, from the S out h C ot / With ample DirettionS, ZS. 9ti the Box. (mate ve that the eiatetisive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Militia, to he Elihrll• , s.-- - "" words "'I tomasi Norris Moore" are engraved oil the Goverri. S tr idures haste been and are daily under their care, the total 6 3 , t 1) iite, Lieutelaint Edward Wilson to be Captain of oti. g f men' Stamp ; no others•are or can be ,genuine. ! eradication of which is etfected by a safe, ("errant,' ii(l exit, .. : , Company. t;) ptirch,se; vice Nlacleriitli, prom ot ,,l. E m i g , b e W . I;ac,ii tu oc Lieutenant, by purcnase, vice Wilson --- _ - ditious mode of practice, . superior to any other yet . adopted. • s. • - ,J• .. r The .weaknessT relaxation, and debility proceediog frien Iles eeth Ditto, I _tines Cal dWeit . ,. t,t'llt. to be Ensign, by poi ios• - ,CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. ! complaint are speedily removed, and:the Patient restored 10 chase; vice Puttenges, promuted. esit Ditto, Ensign Archibald al •Creery to be Lieutenant d.. sound and vigordus health. Bur where the debility trite fur %%admin. purchase, Alexander Gould,Gent. to be Eileign e it• WORMS are the most frequent sources di Citil- ! years existed, a proper prseverance - in their restorative re- ' '.i: C dreit's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and • mettles, after the Structure has been destroyee. is.mtlishensa . • • • • by putchaac, vice Owens, promoted. , , . 711 '-v • - t I t iia Pe ime t E nsign G Renwick t i . uarclian of Children should be acquainted with. They oc. 1 y requisite to revive the slumbermg sparks of lite - and to i. ee t . . e o , eorgeto r i s caeion Loss of Appetite, a l alenese.of the Colour of the reanimate the constitution. - : Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Iles, promoted. Qeo z4 s ' 61 , i Pace, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend . Several Noble Men and Gentlemen of the first respedalesi. Mark liuddock,:qent to be Ensign, vice Renwick. 3d Ceylon Reglinent, AI. U. Cern Gent. do,be Second Lieu * : ,5, 5 _,/ ,ed after with violent 'relies; they bring un Convulsions ; they ii ' ted the growth of the Body. and they prove fatal, by end- .litY' have been under :the care of 11-lessre. Currie' and Co. fdr the removal ut complaints of the. UietliKi, Stridtires Sze teraint, - without purchase, vice Christian, iiromoted, in tit ad Ce) lon lee,eiment. . jenti - liiistletott, Gent: to be ditto '4. e t, . trig in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative - and and hating received a radical andorermanent Cure, re;ties i t s. ''' oLi' . 'Cure of these alarming Corninaints, the above excellent Me tl at references may .be given to them, as satisfattory esi dieine is universally allowed, on the testimony Of the highest -,,,.',,, , . . . vice inew, pronlotect in tee 4eth cwt, I • Characters in this Ceuntry, both in rank and respettahility, . u ces of the decisive supenorita of Messrs. Currie and•Co'e. 6th.Gairison Is...nation, Ensign lolin Dniltain, 1ro:n the soil elan of treatment. • Many of these Gentlemen 't dive had Feet, to he Ensieu, %react APO...ninon, who exchaileea. , to have no equal. _Their public approbation., given to the .t. vile : tures Irons to to so vid's, end had been under the care ot ' - STA FF. • ' s• a j, - roprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful sue. . Messrs. Home IleavisiCle and other aurge o ne of•enua i i:eini. , & To b,: Deputy Ass:stain .Corrimissaries-General the' s• i , 'Less in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond cointseti- ' ' . • nence, who attempted the cure by the, apple:anise of the Lit- f • Forces. rse./ : lion, and gives a santtion to ir, of which. mi - e:her Medicine . . • . nar Caustic, witnout success. * (Ralph II ogeretni, 'Gent, George Moore, Gent. 3'. 4l:lt tile kind can boast. Parents and others woo -hove the • '.. . Cu. - Messrs. Currie and L :u se be consulted by either sex Care of Children, should have ads Remedy as a Fanialy . .Me. iostirr. ,. . L. Sel Al 1 , . with tire • .::icier delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their • j 1 'tticine to resort to, whenever the Stoma4h or Bowels of Chit- . William I. raoklitu d al. Dtobe a Principal Inspeaor of flu -es , ho . use. ,NO. B . roe, I , hatton garden. , '` be, -then arc any way disordered, which it will al ways be round Patients in the Country are reetiestert to state the partico- • ethitY A4 ' m itcat Delt.t,ittnenti viae•Podor Gottlyi. • .--I .. _to relieve.. • lars or their case, ag,e, aim general -habit of hemag, &c. tree. To be 1 lospitel.Matei for General Service. Sold, wholesal e and retail, at Ching and Butlef's, No. 4,• ..inclosieg a reiniltalhae. for advice and niedicincs, wiwus- the William Roberts,' . eri,. GtOrge King, Gent. Alexaedel Cheops -We, London ;• and retail by' Smith, - Scott, and hex. same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To Band, eta eilt. William e %Viilieins-Cent. , William Ward t t'f, Ediriburgh • Newman, Exeter; Hoel e ne and Gum- enure that secrecy ao essential ro their undertaking*, the Gent. Patrick Clarkeelaent Andrew Arinsitong,Gant, e dle, Plymouth' ; Hazard and Cruttvell, Bath ; and b• most postriee of letters may be added to the account tea medicines. Ail.ire or Telmer's', Gent. I.uke Whitney, Gent. Mex. I 1 )\1%. Country Venders, in Box es at zs, 9d. and ss. 6.i. each. . 9th runeoz. -7 ;,9.-107, Hatton garden. ander irreinoer, Gent. - • .._ - . ... ___ ______ . ...... soth Ditto, Lieutenant•lvoi King to be C,ptain of a Com pany. by purchase, vice Read,who retires. Ensign Chat.cs - North to be Lieutenant, without 'purchase, vice King., • john U. Harries to be Ensign, without purchase, vice North. 'Said Ditto, Richard .Stephen Hallett, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice tiolford, promoted. 56th Ditto, Ensign William Wonlds to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Duperier, who resigns. Ensign Tc, fence M`Dernfott, from the bib Garrison Battalion, to be ; Ensign, vice Durham, who exchanges. Gotli..Ditto, Lieutenant William Alexander, from the 2tst Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Brevet-Major Fraser, who retires. Peter 13roetz, Gent, to. ne Ensign, without-purchase, vice Percy, appointed to the Lith Light Dragoons 6.st , itto, Lieutenant lohn Harris, from the South Cork Militia, to he 63(11)nr.,, Lieuten.ifit Edward Wilson to be Captain of a Company. V,y pure:l,se; vice Nlacteroth, promoted. Ensign L W. i',,cuu to u‘: Lieutenant, tiy purcnase, vice Wilson. lath Ditto, _tines Cat dwelt,, i;ent. to be Ensign, by pur chase; vice Puttenget,. promoted. • 73(1 Ditto, Ensign Archibald M'Creery to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Alexander Gould,C;ent. to be e.ils'ign, • by purchase, vice Owens, promoted. • 7111 west India kteAiinent, Ensign George Renwick to he j Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Iles; promoted. Geo. Mark Ruddock,:Gent in be Ensign, vice -Renwick -3d Ceylon Regiment, M. I). Carr, Gent. lobe Second Lieu terkant;-without purenise, vice christi a n, prianoted,in the 2,1 Ceylon Regiment... j<4.l firistletini, Gent, to be ditto. vice Drew, proinoti. 7 •;.l in Inc 4M.k Ftot, Gth.Gairison Isairaliom Ensign Duiliam, from the soth Foot, to he Ensign, .vh.r M•Dertnott, who exchanges. IiPSP L. 41'A William I. r.inklin, d lll.l.) to be a Principal Irispeaor of the Army Oep.nrinent, vice•poelor Gordon. • To be II ospiol.:Wlitei for General Service. William Robots,' Geri. GeOrge King, Gent. A lexrAer ;gent, Ward . , Gent. Cl.trke,'l.;ent Andrew Arrnsiiong,G.air. A nilie Gent. Luke Whitney, Gent. - Alex. ruder liretnacr, DIPIDEND.V. July 2 . Archibald Sinclair, of - Castle-court, Birchin lane, London, merchant and insurance broker, at ien, at Guild hall. • August 7 . George Kirke and [oho Forr4 of Grocer's court, Lo►uion, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. August ►4. Richard Smith, of L►verpool, upholsterer, at eleven, at the k;eorge lan, LiverNct. Auwast Henry Newman, of , Skin:.er-street, London, currier, at ten, at Guildhall. August 13. loan Tomlinson, of Bariaston, St4ll6rdshire, boat-builder, at one, at the Dog Inn, Sandoit. Angdst 13: John MuWiner, of , _Mulling/tam, mealinan, at twelve, at the Bull's Head Inn, Birnungilain. -August as. Henry Notclish, of Meophane, Kent, butcher, at twelve, at G u ildhal I , London. August 14. Anthony Davis, of-Stroud Green, "Aliddiesex, dealer in catt -te, at ten, at Guildhall. August 7. William fortnunt, of Ball alley, I.oinbar.l.- street, London, statione:r, at ten, at-Guildtiail. August 7. (aims Nightengaie Rayner, of 41y, Catnbiidge since, linen-draper, at eleven, at London Atigtist 8. John Forrester, of. Lane.Elid. Staff , nishire manuta,tuier of earthen ware, at one r ar the koebu‘k. lu Newcastle under- Lyme. August 13. lone Lewis, now or ly,e of Upper East smitt acid, Nhddlesex, ncedle-daKer, aer , rt,l.v, at C., •Ildnali. August zi.' of Stradbrook, tan,. tier, at ten, at G uildltail, London. CERTIFICATES. August 7. 'Christopher Marshall, of Little 1I errrita : ;c -otreet, Middlesex, sail-makei. Neville Goodman, of March, Isle of 'fly, Cambridgeshire, liquor. merchant. Robert Sellers, of Sculcoates, Yorksirite, liquor-merchant. l'exall Forster, of G rear Yarmouth, Norfolk, bookseller Richard Reeve and William David j?ites, date ot , Vere : 4treet, Mary-le-bonne, Middlesex, stationers. lames Ayres, of Stratford, Essex, coal-merchant. Wi;iiiirri 44 West Smithfield. cutter. Nathaniel Barber, Cursitor,street, Chalicery.lane, Sta. tianer. Charles Pratt, of 1.01-Acre, Middlesex, money-seri.